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Plans for removal of non-tariff barriers

08/06/2016

OVER 150 multinationals, regional businesses and media gathered in Kuala Lumpur for a special dialogue focused on Asean Economic Community (AEC) 2025 Vision, jointly organised by the Asean Business Club, CIMB Asean Research Institute and Ministry of International Trade and Industry of Malaysia.

Removing non-tariff barriers a priority of ASEAN Economic Community 2025 blueprint

06/06/2016

SINGAPORE: Helping small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) reap the benefits of regional integration, removing non-tariff barriers, driving new businesses and encouraging sustainable growth are the key priorities under the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) 2025 Blueprint.

India,US leading initiators of anti-dumping

06/06/2016

Geneva, May 27 (PTI) India, US and Brazil were the leading initiators of anti-dumping investigations in 2015, a WTO report said today.

VN: Edible oil producers import tax cut looms

06/06/2016

On May 10 the Việt Nam Competition Authority warned that the import tax on crude and refined edible oils, reduced from 3 per cent this month to 2 per cent, would be scrapped altogether in May 2017.

Business wants a WTO trade deal to end tariffs on chemicals

06/06/2016

May 30 A treaty to scrap import tariffs on chemicals emerged as a favoured candidate for a new trade agreement on Monday, as more than 60 business leaders debated ideas for new agreement at the World Trade Organisation headquarters.

U.S. panel launches trade secret theft probe into China steel

06/06/2016

U.S. regulators launched an investigation on Thursday into complaints by United States Steel Corp that Chinese competitors stole its secrets and fixed prices, in the latest trade spat between the two countries.

Malaysia enacts tax on rolled coil

03/06/2016

Malaysia has imposed anti-dumping taxes ranging between 3.06 per cent and 23.78 per cent on cold rolled coil imported from Việt Nam, mainland China and South Korea.

India Challenges WTO Ruling Against Solar Technology Development

03/06/2016

At a time when the countries of the world are increasingly facing the alarming effects of climate change, policies to combat it are trumped by utterly mercantile rules of the World Trade Organisation.